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Cheers, an interesting read.

Not better for me, but he's no less effective there. People's argument for KWP on the right is that he can get to the byeline, but he offers a lot coming inside. On topic, Small ain't ready, so a loan makes sense.

Yep, although he was applauded on here from walking away to come from Everton cos he was ambitious and wanted first team football.

Agreed. I can't see what we could offer him (apart from wages) to turn his head. In his shoes I'd stay there.

But that avoids my question. It's not "a blinder" if he's fined and has to resign. He'll be shown as a hypocrite , who the tories will say, resigned as a consequence. If he's not fined though, different story. As you say, it's a bold move and I'd hate to see him go as Labour have a bit of momentum now and I'd hate to see the opposition weakened.

Say he's fined, he steps down, but Boris doesn't citing Starmers hypocrisy as their difference... where's the blinder?

If Burnley stay up, then Leeds or Everton go down. We're not finishing below those 3.

You following Duck around and having digs all over the forum is bloody irritating mate. Have an opinion in Waterman if you must, but there's no class in turning on people who mention his passing, and his work. I loved his work, minder and the sweeney were quality. RIP.

Fish

It's a complete nonsense tbh, but if you're gonna throw a stone, don't be living in a glass house. It's desperate from the tories, but if the offence has been committed, Starmer ain't done himself or Labour any favours.

Boris was pre-judged, but Starmer can't be. Gotcha .

Every breach is different, but they both breached and tried to wriggle. I like Starmer, and he think he's good news for the Labour party, but he's got this wrong.

There's the rather significant issue of Boris breaching his own rules. Aside of that, the only difference is that Starmer is the one of the two who's been sanctimonious and hypocritical, and in the knowledge of what he's done himself. Terrible conduct and judgement all round.

Busted

What do you think Ralph will do next season that he hasn't been able to do these last few couple of months? For me, he's taken us as far as he can take us.

Absolutely. He's a far better manager than Ralph. How wouldn't come here though so it's academic.

Thanks for clarifying, but that surprises me. We were doing well, but then fell off a cliff. I'm struggling to understand how that's a spending issue rather than management/coaching.

What's your angle here? Are you saying Ralph should stay in position?

Enough is enough. The bloke can't live off previous purple patches any more. Get him gone. Now.

We're completely shite. Defensively a mess. Can't score for toffee. Disgraceful last couple of months.

Everton will better ours if they get the wins, but I can't see that happening.

Billy

I'm not sure Vokes was one of us, but Jason McCarthy played as well. Good to see those lads doing well.

It was one of his better efforts to be fair.

I've never suggested that people haven't been impacted by it, but tell me what those fisherman, farmers and exporters achieve by complaining. There's no movement to rejoin, and no suggestion that we'd be welcomed back. You're the chief moaner on here. How have you been impacted personally?